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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-03

Csscu1r.-Abel " Wells si al. VI. Ira q.
tHeen. assnmpsit i1dgment for plaintiff
$l4S8o and costs. VOORHEES, Si4Fch A
Rennery Company vs. Ira . Green. assump-
sit. Judgment for plaintiff f2lsas aud costa.
--fhe Cleveland Refining Company v.
Ira -. Green. assumpSit. Judgment for
plaintiff SAL 90 and csssts.---inclana Pa
per Company -. Ira o. sfeeu. sssnmpslt,
on trial. l.----sseofge Alberis Va Albert =.
Cordes ct al. debi on bond: By stipulation
judgment for plainiid s327.90 aud cost.
proceedings stayed forty days lsasc J.
Teeple and Ira Ieepie ~. Trupgan StroDg.
tresptss on the case, order disnlszing cause
for want OF security, judgment for defend
ant for c0sls.----Naihan h. Cox sne 1So.
w. Hart rs. willizm Eicbelsdeeffer. as
sumpsit Judgment for plaintiff sfsS.0s and
costs. -Manville II. Briggs vs. Lyman ID.
Norris. assnupsit; STAY Of thirty days CT
dered.---seorge a. Whiswortb -. John W
Pugh. sssunpsls; judgment for plaintiff
s9Zs. 20 and costs.
6ursRioE-Joseph @. Hambiin vs.. Ira o,
Green. Assumpsit. Judgment for piaintln
for al 0o3.55.
PoHcE-E Idle Harris breach OF the
peace. Adjourned 90 June ). Harry
osburn larceny less than g.. Ninety DAYS
in William pinkerton. larceny less
than s25. Aolle prosd discharged.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-03

Il have not acted in tie FoIlett raztts-
ret because 7 ssw 10 necessity for haste
and i is veil 70 hsvs the fscss vel ssssb-
fishsd before snytbing is dgns. sd Pross-
euting Attorney Csy yesterday afternoon.
~TomorTov shsH issus warrant fog bis
afrexs oa q cbsrgs q ernbszzieusnt. ard
they riIl be plsosk IN tee hsnas - fhs
Sheriff im afes ately. with iEst-ucszens fe
foor the crrsinal - he end - fbs
ezrtb. Il necessary. ! T8HfS take thst
coarse IS e vert rT ovn bro.ber vbo vas
TIE eri8inzt- TAfs = = ease k5st c2u80k -
oFsrio1Eeo- u tkf victims ~ fosisst :
rasz.Itr 1f3 kat ~ sa fte meter ene
srser = corHpfnint. Geasa 80 g z8vszf 81
tboafh E1aEs Pc 81 hes see1 fhe f.ss'
s5x6 q = frienz g nse sn6 vbsn srooehi
Asck ! shsls 60 ny best - sscars hss paB-
5shuent
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-03

Ga MsasaAg nzht : ssn1ia2ls a fegs.H
ls,s xith ASST - &ls fa8ess 4zself aaa
gsssapefsp = shs Fes.es tsls. sskAe . sas
hassas - she Gonasn.n fpunai tskaalse
- basls Cslsls et1ess lzs' sst iast ffasa "a
easusE q aian = tSan 50 ss4 = ~
ssss. tlsnes a1 kttls~s - faisaa <lzs<i
triAee 1'Aes $50 ssksa fe<a. izaiae 4
eolla tnsef isoE<s 90 linn - eoaazt 4
tta o.hss lins a. feliess = ntf se< -
= Faiies scitsss ths sslazs ~ asesl.ti.ss
taenee Alaih 81 oitasx a. hat'el srssElt
sss.. shenee sssi a. 1slis<zos-sk a i5s4s
ifon faitaa 81 thEeafh f.lseof4f ana
til<nsxllles 80 g. ths osis ila,ils ~ th8
safe ~ lbs Fiseg Anaflael faE ssutb as
t'nloa fsoai t.sen a. l.te-ass., si.Sees u6
take-av< ~ tss cts hsssils
InEse naen have .hsn,isn1e ~ f4llt.
sna s1s pFes.zsa ia b.slls the sss,ssf :
fVeR lac lsq aissc E-sFslin4lazs. f.I4 istgeal =
ana Dan srneEe-nl - saeaciss ssss tasai s.ls
llko ena tssll ezealt ~ 9nhmisfa Asa
t4rtlief guarantees ~ fasa Alth iist ssnl'
aaAees llFopas< ~ nit bans "a - sxaotal
10 b. iNea ~ lils Gomnan Nean<i ~ilt
Fssiaenls 90 o,saad fsSlsds - solseas a.
eeAlf,ls.s sna ssli ssusP ~ tksss isass xs>.,.
~ saaf.
Grand Rapids people ere snxAsas fos ssx
establishment II tiaf sfsseFu. - q soola isl
auFuFste lafflsf sissa h.sasl tsAa anfials.e
tnas hse hspponea Ia ths Nallfg c|if fos
years. The nfoakcss that nsseT hallssc
anything al they 80 Al slA Aas have lnns
~ croAk. fos tas ro&t A. 81 aasaEod fse Il
tAs NoEanaou Aeanoli sia grant See lfen.
fhlse sna that august boat cannn isas
sbls rsfaee ss tile knesutegs ~ fAa oala.
nliiiee on 0sainanoes have expfessea .
y lliloEnss % grant lie ifsaebisc y siael4t 81
proposition tksi had sansesntas BESIDES
vine bach 0f il va presented. fbif l,ro.
position, osoksa up ~ naep oi fost rseais
and large wealth n no have slRsE Cs0tt
eridaaos al good faith snd n ho viii sani.
nienoe woFk ~ soon a. fte tounAi s1t,
the vona. livery rltiaen ~ nlcreslfd IA
lle to3tleF and the toans3 alsoNid "a
urged a. al Ia ths mattel nifhous sielaS
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-03

MONTAGUE, June 2.-J. II. Gordon, q
resident of Montague and Clay Banks for
twenty years. died at his late residence at
the moath Of White River. at o'clock yes
teriaY. of consumption. He has been In
poor health FOR the past fifteen years. Last
July Gordons wife die of the same con-
plant. and since that time be has been
gradually falling in health, the shock be-
inr severe one. lie leaves three children
and host OF fiieads 10 mourn bis loss Mr.
Gordon was highly respected by all who
knew him. and his death leaves a vacancy
which cannot som 70 flied.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-03

II was generally supposed that Governor
Luce would appoint Follett's successor yes
terday. but alta late hour in the afternoon
he announced that his decision would not
oe made pubic until today. Our Lansing
correspondent tells the progress made by
the several candidates. and inumstes strong
IL that ex-Jndge Perkins has the insice
track
The appointee. whoever he NAV be. may
not have a great while TO serve, for the
Bosrd OF Supervisors may call special
election. The Supreme Court has already
passed upon the statute relating 20 vacancy
in the Probate 0fiice. The Court heie that
an appointment msce By the Governor
10 fi!l vacancy cesses when a successor
has been elected and Qualities in pursuance
OF the order of the Board oi Supervisors.
and the get of 1879 Compiled Laws. which
provides that when a vacancy IN county
Office shall have been filled by appoint
ment OF the Governor. the appointec shall
hold for tile unexpiged portion Of the
rgular term, cannot consfituticnally apply
to the Office OF Judge OF Probate
The constitution provides that the Judge Of
Probate shall be elected, aud shall hold bis
Office for four years. and until a successor is
elected and qualified. Ia case OF vacancy
the Governor is TO appoint person to con-
tinue until q successor is elected and
qualified. When elected, such successor
shall hold his Office the residue Of the IN.
expired term"
These provisions are 30 free from smhig-
uity," Gays Justice Campbell. that there is
no room leff for construction. A person
appointed to Oil vacancy can only be
superseded by one who IS duly elected. and
holds In the same manner a. II originally
The incumbent until thus suspended
This being the highest anthoritive con-
strncsion placed upon the law, it Is prob
abe Of course that the Board Of Supervisors
will order a special election. t. FIJI the va
caDcy and the Governors appointee would
thus only hold the Office until the person
elected qualities.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-03

NFw YosK. Iuus 2.-The third attempt
n effect hard glove dghs between Jack
Files Ct Chicago and John Reagan Of
Brooklyn. fer 81 GO in stakes. the gate ~
seipts. and $50 siie-bes which the pusil-
ists rsaie between themselves ii the riaz
vas successful last nizh4 Tbs men fogght
Cor nearlv three nonrs IN q dancing pavii-
ioa. thirty miles ap the Hudson. and Rra
gan won by knock ont blow OF File =
Jaw in the fourty fourth round.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-03
To the 4 ternasioaai Union.

Charles C. v uiams Of the TKLEsRax-
HERALD leaves or Buffalo at noon today.
lie goes to represent Typographical Union
No. 80 at the annual meeting of the Inter
national Typographical Union. which is to
convene in Buffalo next Monday. and viii
be accompanied by James Duffy. foreman
of the DeaoTofs composing room. To be
CT osen delegate to the meeting of The Inter-
national Union Is considered highly CON-
plmentary to the successful candidate. as a
nan and n printer, and IN the case OF Mr..
Williams the honor Is worihily bestowed.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-03

txsSsssts - ~ ,sSsasNs-ssa~s-
GzaSDyfLLE June A lowing well has
been struck ss the Gfsndville Hotel ct
depth Of los feet. with how Of 20 gallons
q minute. new street commissioner
is universally commended for the manner
in which he i improving the streets. State
81. hss been graded and TIE improvement Is
appreciated by residents on the thorough
f.re--Berfie and Ed sili ilt up an ice
cream pafIor so01.--T There il a noticesbls
appearance Of tbrift ABOUT our village this
~nsine
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-03

ys@k Adssas. ths Neria's chssnI.ies o. sa
1s~a sessias AeA enlaa.
Nans Adams. the uAsmpioE haFsr hil
iisrdisl ol the worsc ans proprieief of sth
Chicago Nf0rfsne fssst.af arrived ffurs
Chicago on the es5 lfaiu lasi nignt NanG
is here IN lhe inseress 81 Aln lspef which
hoids are in tie thestEio.i ent ssefiios llre
west uf New YORK. and - hliilnf1 ,s..lYct
a world beatsf, having lieieataa
ShaeteT. Hlsssnn. sexton. \ sneaaS tna. "a
fact. 81 living sxperl4. last reaf So
played before the Prince 81 Al sifs a. a
Oomss Ds Paris. IA fsonaoa end laIis az
has given exhibitions la every cts3hns
with the exoeptions oi China ane Japan.
Speaking of playing Mckenna vile va
sesn here iast week. Mf Adams sAfS b.
viii play that exlnri l.'to 81 no coeat ~ e
same ss Achenna plays olhef s.<8F.f lsf
any smouns 81 money sud The o.llifs re-
ceipls.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-03

a s<eond Match Arranged 20 Take Place
At Lake CalaEaet Jaty IS.

cHIcAso. June a second msteh be
tween Hsnlan ana Gzadaar has been ar
ranged to take place Jeiy = On Lake
Calumet AT Pullman. Il viii De three
msles for 81 900 side with the option OF
increasing IL 10 g 60 ant 30 aud - per
cent of tbe gate receipts HanisD leaves
here for ToFonfo tomorrow 90 remain =
week, after which be will return 60 Pull
man and 90 into training
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-03

Nxw YoRx. June 2-william OBricn.
accompanied by . reception COMMITTEES who
met him sf New Haven. arrived Al the Holf-
rusn House this evening at 6siS. kiIbride
was With him.
The reception in their honor ST the
Academy Of Music tonight. was one Of the
grsndest and most imposing affairs Of The
hind ever Witnessed In this city. The
building vas packed AMI many distin-
gaishsd PERSONS were present..
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-03

C-fsnese fahorerx VII ~ woTk II r. fsg
-arvon ti,~ruan wk5ch fhe Cszn25s< 6srissca
a a. <ortlsern Farific rc.sd russ. fecanse
several Chsnarnen have heen ki3ed tbeTe
TheT tkink fhnt i + irshaksted tT dsvfss yTifh
sErong Anti Ca5aeze sentiments E1ne Cfiaa-
MA uere k7le5 there sozae tisse aes bg f1il
fne frses. sns3 ten cafElas we're sszt ~ Ths
wss DoFsd upon IS q bsd sEesn II the
Chsrese. sn6 Trey were very n1szsy ss f1E.g
as tlse zrsre cefz7a lsF srozzHa csrars + wss
- Rof.x ~ = rurauss orru~re8 axd China-
zzan -R Sbot Tia Chznees tfs17Tzt fhst
tl.ss aeath SD ke-a b~ossrks afo1f u orseT
that the 81 rofSn nsiekt te SID znd shsy
e.-rin7ed e. ies~e tks r.saca. ars1 czznof he
insarel v q bsck-xe~ f@k - -
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-03
r GRAND RAPIDS. MICH. Friday MORNING.


fhs xcss - whteh Frsf Eegs<zx HlN es
ssaatt1sa xc6ss.
Prof ReSa&g the aaiad Es41sF, whe y
e8saaso4oa VIA Lzla horss. the Seoxs a
von8sr. wia Eiss a. eaterta1aneat 81 ksd-
ul0nc op<ss Hoass. san1sy esenis<. al
glss pasile tsss q ais peser fs4ss.
sommsttes siA BE sppssztss fsom seoas
prosa.zsnt el1lxsas sn1 st ) s'elock teeg
uill ss2Ts sssets Hosel saa u<serssps
so91e ctre1itous route Viii dssas.t seE1s Cd
go IN > rsna0te part 81 ths esfs. oa tbelr
return % TIE h0tsl the protessek wl1 e
b.in1foldsd aud piseed IA e<rFiAzs viii
the con- Digtes. he sill ha01is tiss lines
himself. io.iow The szaae route ss d. sh4
eomMiises ana find lhs hidden obsscx- fAss
i most diftcuit tssf, snd II accoEn plisAed
the professor vii dtfeoas'rats fuliy Ia
sonderf0l posess of sscond sight.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-03
A PANIC IN A CHURCH.
Several Children Killed and Number ol
Women Seriously Iojared.

CHIHrAHUa. Mex. June "a terrible
panic prevailed here yesterday afternoon
in the Catholic Cathedral. 10y the falling OF
a candle. setting fire TO one of the a,tars
The day being religious holiday, he
church was crowded TO overlooking. princi-
pauy with women and children. At sight
of the smoke the crowd became frantic.
and the usual scenes OF a terror-s.ricken,
Several children were killed$and quite a
number Of women severely injured. The
scene AZ the main entrance 70 the church
vSs pitlfai TO behold. Women and chit
dren were lying about. crying with pain,
while he doctors were doing their utmost
- relieve the sufferers. Official reports of
the number killed are not oDiainaole ct the
present writing.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-03

Under Sheriff Isaac +. Lamoreaux re-
ceived dispatch yesterday afternoon from
Traverse City stating that his father was
dead there Mr.. Lamoresux viii leaveifor
Traverse City early This morning. The de-
deased was an old resident Of this city
end held several positions OF trust here. lie
was . deputy under Sheriff Haynes. and
was Justice Of the Peace for ore term The
announcement of his death will be received
with deep regret by nis many friends here.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-03

SPRING LAKE. June The umpire in
the Coopersville Spring Lake game of ball
nine in the seventh inning by letting in slx
runs when the side should have been out.
Score. Coopersville %; Spring Lake 2f. On
account OF rain the game was not called
until $50 p. m., and as four OF the Spring
LAKE. club did not respond 10 call" the
side was filled in ny new and experienced
piayers. Together with the rank decisions
OF the umpire. this accounts for the bone
mines defeat. A return game will be played
at CoopersyIlle next week, and objections
will probably be made against having a
Coopersville umpire as in yesterdays game.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-03

Harry Osburn. man Of perhaps p. was
arrested yesterday by Patrolman Gin for
stealing a vest from the front Of A. Saciien's
store on Canal IT. After taking it be
walked quickly away, bat was soon caught
By the officer. when be let the vest which
he had concealed under his, drop TO the
sidewalk. He was taken before Judge
Holmes snd sentenced TO ninety days at
bard tabor in the county jail.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-03

Drs1fS. June The svictions at Bodyke
have begun sgsiu. the Sheriff having re-
covered rem his Illness. The shsrii Is
protected While doing bis work bv = force
Of So policemen and trgops At one house
IN when the inmsies we're barricasea. the
officers made hole through the val with
crow bars and then removed tie fsrn; ire.
Great exeitemens prevails In lhe distficI
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-03

ALLEGkN. June 2.--The new Democratic
venture. tie Alisssn Record. appeared to
day. uBder the management Of Newark &
BsSsett. The two men are residents here
TIE former Tss f0r number of Years fore.
msn Of tie CARTE, and tie latter ia the
son OF the founder Of the Old Allezsn
Rsesrd The new drrn sre backed ~ a
sfock company composed Of Leading Demo-
crate
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-03

Tohn Wander WeFf. sgsi l.. formerly
clerk in The dry goos1s store Of J. NOsssu 4
Co. On Monroe -. died Wednesday nfxht
st bis bone. 80 Weslfhy-srs.. of cca-
snmpEon. tie nss been iii since FsbrusTr.
The f1nersl vilI bs held from the rssiGencs
a. o'ciock this sfIernoo1.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-03
SPRING & COMPANY.
domestic Department.
Our sales this in the Domestic Department have
never been equsled and still the line Of goods displayed
owing immense purchases, Is yet conpee full line
Linen Zephyrs,
All coors cool and handsome and the best washing fabrics
imported. Tued Canvas Iephyrg with plaid goods 20
match elegant combination Cable Stripes and stylish.
pincheck and Plaid Zephyrs. Plain French and Scotch
Zephyrs.
complete line of 'Faie De Nords" in beautiful colors
and combinations Pncheck Plalds and Stripes IN low
prcedCrnke Seersuckers ell styles and prices. Zanzibar
Stripes Lawns aud Batiste Cloths IN great profuson.
large lne Of pure Linen Lawns 81 greatly reduced
price very large assortment OF Black and White ssnes;
these goods extremely the advances
will be entirely ont of the market.
Cloak Department.

On Monday morning May o. viii offer at surTrsing
reduction entire line Of Spring Jackets and spring
Wraps 200 Jackets latest styles ranging 10 prce from ~
each s. Call early and inspect these bargas for they
actually cost twice what ask for them
Cur full line Of kewmarkets and Busters viii also ne iD-
fluded this sale Special prices Jerseys IN fact goG
half value The haDdsornesf and most complete line of
pew and stylish Beaded Wraps shown Grand Baps
viii 20 a. corTsspondngy low prices
Call early as these goods vl last and The assortment
wiI soon be broken.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-03

NEw YoaK, June AT Jeroms Park:
First raee-seyen fnrlongs: Dess. /: Con-
negarra, 2: Jennie B.. s. tine i.35.
Second race-half nile: King Fish. l.;
Now or Never. ?. Prince Royal. 3; time 5ll.
Third race-one and one eighth mites:
Rusiler. l. Minority Colt, ? Queen OF Eliz-
aSetb. 3 time 2-0Jt.
Fourth rsce-one and three-sixteenth
miles-Iiaden, l: Phil Lee, 2; Enigma. 3.
time 2l3i.
Firm race-one and one eighth miles:
Nellie Van, l; Brown Duke. 2: Blue Line, 3;
time 20f.
sixth race-steeple chase. short course:
Tomahswk. 1; John McGowan. 2. kiliar-
ney. 3; DO time.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-03

A Department Comm snder Very Mad Bc-
cause tho Prssld sat W AZ Iavt,ed.

tatIse tfto frttluett " a Turtffd-
ST. LoUrs, Mo-, June 2.-CcneraI James
". Tuttie. Department Commander Of the
G. A. 4. for Iowa. bad long and exciting
conference today With Gen. John w Noble.
ex-Goveruor Stsnard and others Of the local
COMMITTEES on the Grand Army encamp-
nient respecting the invitation extended
President Cleveland to visit Il. Louis
during the encsmpmsnt General
Tuttis bitterly denounced the IN.
vifstions re a scheme to boom Cleveland
for a second term. and declared that the old
settlers of Iowa would not hesitate to insnit
the man who had vetoed the Dependant
Pension bill. He said IL vas = mistake to
hold the encsmpment IN y Southern town
where rebels would run things and tha,
his influences would be sxer;ed 10 have the
ercampment taken away from Sc. Louis.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-03

~ t7tt7 - ~ w = - t@sstt-
IoSIA. June 2.-fBishop Richter and
twenty SIX priests offhe diocsses q Detroit
and Grand Rapids we're here today partic-
ioa' ing IN the eeisbrsti0n q the silver
iabslee of TIE Rev. Cazs. q. Bofts pastor Of
-. Peters Cs1hclic church A large gath
erf1z was II after dance snd TIE priest -ss
presented with 80 silver dollars.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-03
THE PRESIDENTS PLANS.
ne WIN rsse Trip so the Pacific Goa
and Perhaps 80 Alaska

and Perhaps 20 Alaska
PHIIsrELPHfa. June "A Washington
dispatch says the President hss been plan
ming an extensive western trip. arrange
ments for Which win be coosumated on his
return 70 Washington. The President has
oesn embarrassed bY his slight persoasl
knoxlefsr 81 the West and has determined
70 visit the Psciic coast and probably
Alaska. He will travel in = specisI car a.
his own exrsnss. accompanied bT mem
bers Of his immediate household and two
or three Cslines officers. The principal
cities on the Esse of the route will De visit
ed Administration men say such a srio
would have beneficial effect on the Fall
elections
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-03

CIScrSSArf. June AIT Letonia-First
rsce-one mile: w. Hill. L. Uncle Dan, 2,
Eliza Carter. 5. Time. 1914.
Second race-three-quarters of q mile:
Panama, I; Catalpa, 2; Sour Mash. 3. Time.
l:24t.
Third rsre-fvs eighths OF q mile: Cola
mare. l; Natell, =. Tommy Comins, 81;
Time. l:tii.
Fourth rsce-one and one-sixteenth miles:
Jacobin. I; Elgin. 2: Walkover. 3. No time.
Fiftn rsc--Tooacco stakes, selling,
swecpstakes-sevenf furlongs: Hornpipe, 1;
Wahoo, 2, Grey Cloud, 5. Time, l:59.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-03

A rsrty of Grand Rapids tssntisEnen csgs
posed Of Messrs Thomas Neslef. f'fed sann.
ders. Andrew Doyle. T. n. Redmond.
Thonss Dorsn and Edward killesn oaught
over ibrse hundred fsh thls nofnine.
They isft on the ? 10 train oulls lebila.f
over the fret bis catch VI the ssAssu
9ras.a Hnc1 5fibssl<
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-03

PrTrsBraIs, June An hope Of al early
settism-nt II the coke strike has dissp-
reared. A conferences - the operators snd
strikers vas had tsdav. hnf sfer = ssssfnr,
Of several honrA the nieefiaa sriiourned
without s-rivin9 - any agreement Rosh
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-03

LoSpeS. Jans 2--Parnsll returned 70
boudon today much improved IN health
snd appearances. He has summoned
ns>ting of the Nationalist party IA Psr'ia-
0ent for Mouds7 next 10 discuss further
amendments - the Coercion bill
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-03

Queen Eapserani Received with uneh
Hrnor At EfserposI.
LoxDos. June 2--Qaeen Kspiolsni of
Ha~sii. arrived At Liverpool todsv. she ~ss
received With royal salute and net ~ the
wharf BY the Mayor accompanies By a
guard ef honor and lsrge force Ct police.
The latter for tie purpose OF kserinr the
crowd st respectful distsnce. and escorted
- The North western hotel IN state. follow
ed hy q long procession Queen kspfoisni
will visw the sights OF Liverpool tonso~rsw
snd S,tardsy and proceed 20 London
Monday.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-03

wsszIxs7os. Jaos The srse desivsrv
system ~iis take sf-cs Jaly arss il tbe TO-
lowing cities ia Aichigxu. Muskszon.
Adrisn. Ann Arbor snl ssxiusw.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-03

Erw Yosk. June 2-But eleven jurors
have been accepted in The Jacob Sharp
bribery case AMI il j. alleged that an a.
tempt has been. made to tx the jury.
Sharp's lawyers Indignantly deny the
charge.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-03

The eight-year soa Of Mr. and Nrs
Thomas O Donnell who has been seriously
ili FOR several DAYS cannot possibly recover
and his death is moneuteriiy expected.
The psreats have tlf sympathy of Trends
IN their hour Of deep beresxsmsnt.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-03

Charles NJ. Bush. sos three fesn p~si IN
the kichiKsn Central general otfioss IN tlis
city. has Kern promoted 30 the position ~
cashier OF tis Grand kaiss0f freight ofIis.s
of t1s same road. He left T. assuns ia
new duties today Jacisos Clsfsea
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-03

stephen T. Maitocks, Of Hartford, pleaded
guilty 20 shooting his wife with intent 10
kill her. and was yesterday sentenced 70 six
yesrs imprisonment at Jackson
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-03

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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-03

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tween the leaders In the Ohio league con-
test Was witnessed by about 400 people. The
game was closely PLAYED and was won by
Watson's 6si luck ia handling the wet ball.
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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-03

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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-03

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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-03

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account Of ses sEouncs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-03

The House pssset 3fr. McNfllsn's bill TO
tncorporsts the village OF Rockford.
OBSERVER